• perestroika@slrpnk.net
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    3 days ago

    A big advantage of its sodium cells is also the fact that they can retain more than 92% of their capacity even when operating at -20°C (-4 Fahrenheit) and discharging at those freezing temps.

    That is very promising to hear. My current vehicle, which uses first-generation lithium batteries (made on 2011), loses almost half of its range at that temperature, and that is before heating.

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    3 days ago

    its speed is limited to the 25 km/h

    Pass.

    Also, tried their website to find a dealer and it was straight cancerous.

    Loving the battery tech though. Hoping something affordable like this makes it to my area.

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    Excited to see more capable implementations of the tech.

    Reminder to never be an early adopter of a new technology unless you are willing to pay the early adopter fee when its outdated next year (or month).